Posted in r/programming by u/quackzone • 116 points and 39 comments

Wondering how to get your new developer assimilated and contributing as quickly as possible? Learn how to plan their first 90 days!

Risk Assessment of GitHub Copilot. GitHub Gist: instantly share code, notes, and snippets.

I've developed software for over 21 years now, which is way over half of my lifetime. Here are some of the most valuable lessons I learned along the way.

I'm sure this has been done before, but here is my take on a program that converts images and webcam video into ASCII representations. It uses Python and the libraries: OpenCV, Pillow, and Numpy. If you want to try it out for yourself, I left a GitHub repo…

Here is a problem. You are tasked with improving the hot loop of a Python program: maybe it is an in-memory sequential index of some sort. The slow...

AI Copilot is pitched as a helpful aid to programmers. But some developers object to the blind copying of blocks of code used to train the algorithm.

Posted by Scott Carbon-Ogden, Product Manager Android Games Today we’re launching the Android Game Development Kit (AG...

Webhooks come with some challenges. We prefer polling an /events endpoint instead when possible.

Introduction to Testing Like You Fly - TLYF

Posted in r/programming by u/mycall • 148 points and 20 comments

Understand developer burnout and how to avoid it

There were many attempts at standardization for the sake of running the same application code on any machine. There's clang and gcc trying to

SQLBolt provides a set of interactive lessons and exercises to help you learn SQL

Google Docs leads the way to an app-focused future

Sam Lewis is a Melbourne based geek who develops cool bits of code. He likes data, embedded stuff and AFL.

When I first started working on Typesense six years ago, I set myself a simple rule:

I shall write some code everyday before or after work.
That’s it. No deadlines, no quarterly goals, no milestones.
I did not have a choice really — I was about to get married…

Users are rattled after learning their devices and networks were exposed.